The Most Budget-Friendly Cities in Montana Right Now

Home prices in Montana have been gradually rising over the last few years, but there are still places where you can get decent deal.

In places like Bozeman, the median price for a single-family home is just shy of $1,000,000. According to Redfin, the median list price for a home in Montana is $522,600.

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The website also released data about the cheapest places to live in the state. If you can't afford a home listed for over $1 million, you're in luck. There are several great towns and cities in the state that are much more affordable.

If you want to buy your Montana dream home, you better start saving. Home prices in the state are among the highest in the country.

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A new list of the 7 cheapest places to live in Montana was released, and it proves that you don't have to break the bank if you want to start a new life in Big Sky Country.

We'll reveal the cheapest towns and cities in Montana soon, but first, here's a list of the most beautiful places to visit in the state.

The Most Budget-Friendly City in Montana Right Now

So, what is Montana's cheapest city? According to the report, Great Falls was named the cheapest place to live in the state. The median home price is $315,000, and the average monthly rent for a 1-bedroom apartment is less than $1,000.

Great Falls took the top spot, but other cities were included on the list as well. Here are the cheapest cities and towns in Montana.

1. Great Falls
2. Laurel
3. Lockwood
4. Billings
5. Evergreen
6. Helena
7. Kalispell

While the cities listed above are considered the cheapest in Montana, they may not seem that cheap. For instance, Kalispell is not a cheap place to live by most standards.